malaysia-to-go

okaaii..since the 1st time i stepped to this country, i have never been known enough about its tourism. hehehe. other than KL and few other common places i think. and when i was browsing i found some articles..actually this country got few interesting places to go :D here's the link :

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Gunung Mulu National Park

A must-visit for the intrepid traveler, the Mulu Caves National Park is where you’ll find one of the longest networks of limestone caves in the world, hidden beneath forested slopes. Lubang Nasib Bagus (Good Luck Cave) is one of the biggest caves here, containing the world’s largest underground cavity known as the Sarawak Chamber, as well as the Deer Cave, the world’s largest cave passage. The Clearwater Cave, meanwhile, contains an extensive river system that winds its way underground over 30 miles. Those who prefer their activities above ground can test their endurance by conquering the Pinnacles, the serrated limestone peaks dominating the park’s high country. Climbers require stamina and several days of rigorous trekking to make their way to the top.

8 Great Malaysian Adventures

above is part of the article which i'm interested :D have never been in a cave before, so it'd be nice to try once in a while..hehe..it looks great though! :D oh here's another article about the food :

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IPOH HOR FUN

When in Ipoh, be sure to try out their famed Ipoh Hor Fun. There are two variations of the dish itself. The soupy version comes served with a clear chicken and prawn browth, topped with shredded chicken meat and spring onions. The other version is a fried version, boldly flavored and enhanced with a splash of dark gravy.

8 Must-Try Malaysian Food

this one is interesting too since this comes from other places than where i have stayed for the past 3 years. the article talks about food in penang, ipoh, and malacca. and yesss i wanna try that oneeee..fuwaaa :D